Other option for long exhaust hose superjet

Motorheads5

Motorheads5

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I see all the time (wanted long exhaust hose) Well haha I am at that same road now and looking at my option's. I have some other exhaust hoses with elbow's ect. They are the correct I.D. and I don't see any reason not to use a hose on the waterbox end to make the transition, then being a straight shot to the through hull pipe and then use a 12" or so long hose on the through hull exhaust end but then use a aluminum pipe to fill the gap in between! I know about vibration concern's and so on but just thought I would throw it out to you guy's to shoot holes in it. So to speak lol. What are other's thought's? Thank's Craiger
 
Lucaumpits

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Orlando, FL
send Jetmaniac a PM he go some options, he may help you out
Motorheads5 said:
I see all the time (wanted long exhaust hose) Well haha I am at that same road now and looking at my option's. I have some other exhaust hoses with elbow's ect. They are the correct I.D. and I don't see any reason not to use a hose on the waterbox end to make the transition, then being a straight shot to the through hull pipe and then use a 12" or so long hose on the through hull exhaust end but then use a aluminum pipe to fill the gap in between! I know about vibration concern's and so on but just thought I would throw it out to you guy's to shoot holes in it. So to speak lol. What are other's thought's? Thank's Craiger
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Waternut

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I plan to use aluminum or a composite tube on my upcoming build. That rubber hose that I have just flops around and gets in the way...maybe it's just getting old.
 
Motorheads5

Motorheads5

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ketchikan alaska
stunts318 said:
Someone on here made one out of CF. Looked sick!

Here are a couple pics I saved:
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Cool yeah that does look nice thank's.I plan to use aluminum or a composite tube on my upcoming build. That rubber hose that I have just flops around and gets in the way...maybe it's just getting old. __________________It sure seem's like the exhaust hose is a common problem. I am going to go ahead and use an aluminum tube in between. I just wanted to ask and see if I was missing something. Thank's Craiger
 
Crab

Crab

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Seattle
The nice thing with the oem hose is you can get the fuel tank out without taking the exhaust apart as it will collapse. If you use the one I gave you perhaps use a tube and the curved portion up front for your connector, and a few inches of the straight part for a rear coupler. Have a muffler shop put a slight bend in it if needed to follow the hull contour.
 
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JetManiac

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I have 'alternative' RN long hoses from another yamaha, so it is the same oem quality material.
 
sjetrider

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crab said:
The nice thing with the oem hose is you can get the fuel tank out without taking the exhaust apart as it will collapse. If you use the one I gave you perhaps use a tube and the curved portion up front for your connector, and a few inches of the straight part for a rear coupler. Have a muffler shop put a slight bend in it if needed to follow the hull contour.
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Very, Very true this is!!!!!!!! Its a pain with a hard tube to remove the tank. You have to remove a hard tube firts and that DOES SUCK, you will curse yourself later. Spend the $85 and forget about it.
 
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